The city on water, among canals and bridges, including the Grand Canal, flanked by Renaissance and Gothic palaces. In St. Mark's Square, stand the basilica adorned with Byzantine mosaics and the BELL TOWER.

The city hosts Renaissance art and architecture masterpieces, like Brunelleschi's Duomo and Giotto's Campanile. The sunset over the Arno river has a unique charm.

Discover the enchanting Republic of San Marino with a day tour: walk among historic fortresses and enjoy breathtaking views. An unforgettable experience between culture and natural wonders.

Famous for the iconic Leaning Tower in the Piazza dei Miracoli, Pisa combines art and history with its Romanesque Cathedral and Baptistery, while medieval streets along the Arno offer charming views and unique atmospheres to explore.

Along the vibrant Riviera Romagnola coast, Riccione and Rimini offer equipped beaches and lively nightlife, with their famous waterfront, Palacongressi, historic architecture, and carefree atmosphere perfect for relaxation.

Pesaro welcomes visitors with its lively seafront and music festivals, while Urbino, cradle of the Renaissance, enchants with the Ducal Palace, medieval walls, and panoramic streets overlooking the Marche hills.

Known as “La Dotta,” Bologna stands out for its long porticoes, the Asinelli Towers, the ancient university, and lively squares. Don’t miss its traditional Emilian cuisine, from tortellini to tagliatelle, and high-quality local products.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Mantua is surrounded by artificial lakes and home to the majestic Ducal Palace, decorated by Mantegna. Medieval squares, elegant porticoes, and Mantuan flavors create an unforgettable experience.

Ferrara reveals its Renaissance charm with the imposing Este walls, the Este Castle, and a perfectly preserved historic center. Cycling along tree-lined avenues and exploring elegant squares completes the picture.

This area, located within the Po Delta Park, is famous for its high-quality salt production and offers picturesque landscapes, especially at sunset.

Experience the thrill of speed in Maranello, the heart of Ferrari. A day tour that will take you to discover the Ferrari Museum, immersing yourself in the history and innovation of the iconic car manufacturer.

Known as the "Little Venice", Comacchio is a charming village built on islands within the Po Delta Park. Don't miss the Trepponti complex, the Ancient Delta Museum, and the Loggiato dei Cappuccini.

If you are passionate about ceramics, Faenza is the ideal destination. Famous for its ceramic workshops, it hosts the MIC – International Museum of Ceramics, where you can admire a vast collection of ceramics.

Exploring the municipalities between Faenza, Ravenna, and Ferrara, you will discover the so-called "Land of Living Well", an area that stands out for its tranquility and food and wine traditions.

This charming village is known for its Ancient Borough Street, or "Donkey's Road", dominated by three hills on which stand symbols of the village such as the Rocca Manfrediana and the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Monticino.